The vine stretches outward, quietly gathering the season into itself. Nearby, the glass sits untouched, a thin layer settling where something once might have been poured. Between growth and stillness, the moment holds a faint trace of what lingers and what has been left behind.
Curious how these small moments become haiku? I’ve written a short guide called The Three-Minute Haiku System, which shows a simple way to turn an observation into a draft haiku in just a few minutes.
IT professional turned entrepreneur and haikuist/writer. Creator of the Toolarium Idea Vault and five free Newsletters: https://substack.com/@markduncanstuart
